Summit Talks May Limit Arms Race and Middle East Risk
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin began summit diplomacy in Glassboro New Jersey with a pledge to seek limits on nuclear weapon development and to curb explosion risk in the Middle East. A Kosygin invitation for Johnson to visit the Soviet Union surfaced as a likely outcome of the Niagara Falls trip. Prospects for Vietnam peace remain uncertain amid Soviet restraint and Chinese and Hanoi pressures.
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Kosygin News Conference to be Carried Live by ABC
ABC announced it would air the Kosygin news conference live at 7 p.m. CDT Sunday. CBS and NBC said decisions on live or taped coverage were expected later.
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Johnson Sees Grandson In Austin Hospital
President Johnson visited his newborn grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent in an Austin hospital amid summit preparations with Soviet Premier Kosygin. The pair, discussing a future Glassboro conference, portrayed a hopeful but cautious path to world peace as U.S. officials weigh rapid progress.
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Parade Marks Climax of VFW Convention in La Crosse
A 12 hour Wisconsin VFW convention parade in La Crosse drew thousands who watched drum corps bands drill teams and marchers. Milwaukee Racine and Madison bands joined the procession moving along State Street with color guards and bridal parties amid variable weather and festive balloons.
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Viet Cong Expands Use of Women in Guerrilla Units
U S sources report captured documents show the Viet Cong seeking to increase both recruiting and drafting of women into guerrilla forces. An American officer says the irregular force target includes one third women with some serving in front line roles, while local force units reportedly include 25 to 30 percent women. Reports note women in various Viet Cong structures and a wartime tally from Hanoi’s Viet Nam News Agency citing tens of thousands of women in guerrilla units. A U S unit observed three women near Due Pho entering a ground hole during a village sweep.
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Irate driver bites officer on the nose after traffic stop
Chicago police say Wayne Titler 33 bit Patrolman Richard Blau on the nose during a struggle after a stop for no license plates. Titler was arrested and charged with aggravated battery and four traffic tickets by Officer John Nalepa.
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Mansfield Seeks Senate Ethics Code After Dodd Censure
Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said the Senate would pass a straightforward ethics code this season following Sen. Thomas J Dodd's censure. He noted the six member Standards and Conduct Committee, led by Sen. John Stennis, will draft the code applying to members and staff.
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Meredith Starts Second Walk Against Fear
James H Meredith began a second walk to dramatize Mississippi that would boost Negro voting gains. He greeted supporters along U S Route 51 as white motorists slowed to wave and shake his hand during the first day of the march.
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Warren Report Doubts Echo Three Years After Kennedy Case
A critical look at the Warren Commission and its critics argues doubt remains about the Kennedy assassination. It notes separate books challenge the official findings, urging fuller disclosure and a public verdict, while stressing trust in leaders and institutions depends on answering all questions.
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